swill
17 years ago
I have never felt like this before. |
limp
17 years ago
Sometimes it's just too much to cope with and the thought of the physical pain distracting you from the emotional seems so much better than hurting inside, and that's not the way it should be. If you feel like your friends are ignoring you, e-mail them telling them how you feel and what you're thinking about doing without them. Not EVERYBODY who cares about you has left you, because you still have your parents/family, and I suggest you join social groups to try and find new friends if your old ones aren't appreciative enough of you anymore. Remember, it's not something wrong with YOU, it's with them, if they no longer want to be friends. It's not as though you're doing something wrong or being punished, they're just being ignorant. If you really feel it's necessary and things push over the edge, you should probably go to your parents for help and a psychiatrist. They'd have better advice than any of us on here. |
BrokenREALiTy
17 years ago
You've reached your breaking point . I reached it last year when everything just came blasting at me, but I held my head high and just cried the tears I needed . There are times when even though its hard, you need to hold onto your independance . You can't always lean on someone, because at one point, everyone won't be able to be there for you . When my best friend, who I turned to for everything, for the past five years turned his back on me for his girlfriend -- I lost it . I hadn't cried in a year, and he made me cry three days straight . He nearly ruined me, but only because I let him . You can't let this ruin you, sweetheart . Your parents are there for a reason . They love you, and care for you no matter what you do . Talk to them . They want to help . Pain is inevitable, but suffering is an option . You're suffering . Seeing a psychiatrist can help . You're talking to strangers right now, dear . Why not talk to one that will be there, and listen to you, and know more to help you than us ? |
The Only Mistake
17 years ago
Right, here's my advice: |
bRiNgMeToLiFe
17 years ago
I know what you mean about that one person who just has the power to cause you the most pain..I had one guy..he had the ability to make me cut,and feel like commiting suicide. It hurts bad. And when you feel like theres noone to talk to its completely worse. As far as friends,if they were friends they'd be there. Just try to find someone that you can talk to. |
swill
17 years ago
Okay. Everyones been telling me to go see a psychologist. I spoke to a friend of mine who met the one in school. She isn't that bad when it comes to counselling. She keeps stuff to herself. So maybe I was wrong. Now, I have an option to go see her. It's easy to see her in school. |
Love Panda
17 years ago
You should take note of the story about the blister...its a great way of explaining stuff flat on the table. |
limp
17 years ago
Anybody in need of help is not weak for asking for somebody to talk to. Facing the fact that some people know how to solve a problem others don't, is only because you're in a very vulnerable state with yourself. You lose control in spouts of sadness and grief, and that's why people have jobs to talk to people. To help them cope instead of self harm. |